Cheney hunting accident
Media pronounce Cheney shooting story "over," despite lingering questions
Among the unanswered questions and unresolved contradictions are conflicting reports on the consumption of alcohol during the day and Katharine Armstrong's evolving account of what happened.
NY Times, LA Times ignored questions regarding Cheney accident witness Armstrong
Media employ verbal gymnastics to avoid saying "Cheney shot hunting partner"
Washington Post
Wash. Post's Deborah Howell misfires, ignoring falsehoods in Milbank article
In a column that purports to discuss whether Milbank inappropriately injects his opinion into his work, Howell misses a key point. Regardless of whether or not Milbank has license as a news columnist to inject his views into his work, no columnist or reporter should have license to inject falsehoods into his or her work. Read More
Media Matters
"Media Matters", 2/17/06
- Media Matters study finds Sunday show guest lists favor conservatives
- If the vice president shoots a man in the forest and nobody is there to hear it, should the media make a sound?
- Media bury video of Bush's domestic spying lie
- NY Times knows it shouldn't trust Republican Congress to investigate Republican president ... but does anyway
Pat Robertson
- Sunday, February 19, 2006
- Friday, February 17, 2006
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Media employ verbal gymnastics to avoid saying "Cheney shot hunting partner"
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NBC's Miklaszewski provided McClellan's dubious defense of Guantánamo without challenge
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Limbaugh, Fox's Angle repeated misleading claim that NSA program targeted only terror suspects
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NY Times, LA Times ignored questions regarding Cheney accident witness Armstrong
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O'Reilly: news media "hate Bush and Cheney," but Fox will give you "the fair story"
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Limbaugh falsely claimed that Cheney said he drank beer "five hours before going hunting"
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AP's Shrader again used White House's "terrorist surveillance program" terminology
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AP smeared NY Democratic Committee; falsely accused committee of doctoring news stories
- Thursday, February 16, 2006
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In list of "left-wing papers," O'Reilly included five that endorsed Bush for president
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O'Reilly condemned Dowd criticism of Cheney, failed to note that she was right
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USA Today miscast criticism of Cheney's silence on hunting accident as coming only from Democrats
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Media failed to report contradiction in Cheney's and Armstrong's alcohol claims